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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-28
kANAwHA REGULATORS.


swim Re~tribusion Visited Upon tho Mur.
d~rers Of Rev. +. +. Ryan in West vir-
ginia-
w. Va, Uct. 1.-THE
Kanawha regulators have been having q
regular harvest. Five Of the gang who
killed Rev. I. p. Ryan last Thursday and
then robbed his house, have been worked
On by the ~vigilantes. One was shot IN :
nRht with the regulators on Friday; on
va hung without legal process the sam
dav: Z third was shot half an hour later;
= fourth was started TO the Roam County
iail under an escort Of vigiIantes who
NAV have tired Of their charge, ana the
afth was lynched last night.
The crime which caused this carnival OF
blood and vengeance was committed last
Thursday night, and without doubt is one
81 the most cruel and unprovoked ever
committed in the State
A number OF masked men visited the
home Of Rev. +. r. Ryan, an aged q
ter. and demanded his money. He warned
them Oh. telling them that he was armed
and might defend himself.
Thereupon one Of the robbers shot the
old man. and compelled the family 70 re-
move him 70 an upstairs room. where, Ia
| great agony, he prayed for the forgive.
ness OF his murderers, and after hours Of
Great suffering. died. BY this time his
murderers, who had secured but . small
sum OF money, were far away.
The news OF the murder spread rapidly,
and bv noon the next day hundreds Of the
hest citizens OF three counties were In the
saddle. heavily armed and securing the
country in search Of the murderers with
the results as stated.
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The Mystery Surrounding tho Mnrd..
ko:Scd ~ Last by the Positive Id~nuac.
tion ef tha Nlctim - Mrs. AnnIc ingram
nn Engl n Woman.
NEw nRuxswicx, N. j., Oct. A.-De,ec.
ives Gregory aud Fitzgerald ycstera,y
succeeded In establishing the IDENTITY \,
tho woman mysteriou<iy murd erred 4,
Railway several months ago. The victim
was Mrs. Annie Ingram. who two wear.
ago came 10 America from Birmingham
England. She married while III En-
gland. but her husband lived only
a few months after their marriage
While nt Castle Garden she obtained !
situation with George Martin, Of Meth.
chen. and lived there nearly 4 year. NJ.
and Martin quarreled q great deal. An.
ME was frequently under the influence IL
liquor. She strs~k Martin and DESTROYED
all his fnrnitu.-. For this she was ar
rested, tried here and acquitted. She re-.
NAMED here and obtained work in thu
United States Hotel. Her drinking hah
in. however. resulted In her discharge.
and she went 20 Mrs. William Fishers a,
Five-Mile lock, where she remained
only a few weeks. From there she
went 10 Bound Brook aud entered the fam.
lily Of Mrs. Peter II. Miller. While IN
Bound Brook she became acquainted with
a ma whom she married on December !
She left her husband on the next morning
aud went to Philadelphia, leaving all her
effects behind. The man disappeared 4
few days later and has not been seen
since. Who he Is the officers refuse
to say. Shortly before she was
murdered the woman returned 70 New
Brunswick and remained . short time
1t the United States Hotel. but disappear
ed suddenly and was not seen again. The
detectives. accompanied by Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs. Stevens, OF New Brunswick, vis-
tied Chief Kerron's Office at Elizabeth
yesterday and examined the murdered
woman's effects. Mrs. Wilson identified
the rings ~ her property, she having
loaned them TO Annie when she married the
Bound Brook man. The chemise had also
been presented the woman by Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Stevens recognized the rings a.
those worn by Annie while at her hotel
the last time. Both women were positive
that the clothing shown was worn by
Annie Ingram. when asked II Annie
owned 4 knife Mrs. Wilson said "yes."
and minutely described the knife in pos
session OF the chief. although il had not
been shown her. They both described ths
woman carefully. and the description tai.
lied exactly with that Of the dead woman
Late yesterday Afternoon the detectives ex
amined a trunk in Mrs. Wilson's house. II
contained several photographs OF the dead
woman, and also one Of Ingram. and .
large package of letters was found, some
being from the woman's sister, lilly King
OF - Tennett street, Birmingham, IN
gland. The officers would not say ho7
the woman happened TO be in Railway
and positively declined 60 say who q
man Il who she married in Bound Broo'
They left the city ON the seven o'cioc
train, saying that they expected to y
their man before midnight.
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THE presidential party we're received
and entertained at Montgomery, Ala, on
the 10th, and in the evening started Tor
w ashington.
THERE was no game in the world's base
hall championship series on the 10th. rain
~ Washington causing it, postponement.
THx funeral OF Rustem E6endi, secretary
OF the Turkish Legation, took place ~
Washington on the 10th.
MRS. JANIS "A. GARr1ELD aud .
| daughter, Miss Mollie. who were passen'
gers on the steamer Arizona from New
York, arrived az Liverpool on the 10Th
A o. the Goth announced the
l death in Australia Of W. E Sheridens the
well-known actor.
IrALY's prospects in her Abyssinian
campaign are reported 70 be much more
encouraging.
ATAMPA (Fla-) special Of the 10th re-
ported fourteen cases OF yellow fever. IN
GLIDING two colored, and three deaths
RIGHT Hox. ALEXANDER J. y. BknEs'
FORD Horn, = member Of the British far-
Lament, died on the 2oth-
CoRREsPoxpExcE which passed between
the Government and its officers in Alaska
concerning scixures OF British vessels IL
now made public.
mort duties on goods from several coun'
tries, but not on any from Germany.
THE Excelsior Refining Company, Of
Cleveland, o., made an assignment on the
10th 20 J. n. Smith. Liabilities, $I25,OOo
Nominal assets about 100000. Actual
assets $I5.Ooo TO 100000.
ExGLIsH papers continue 70 den'ore
Chamberlain's appointment - . British
fisheries dispute commissioners
! THE most disastrous confagration that
! ever visited Marinette, Wis.,, took place
: on the night Of the 10th. Two entire
. blocks In the heart OF the city, containing
: twenty five stores, besides q large mum
Der OF dwellings, were burned. NE total
! loss Is $29o,ooo.
The Issther Lloyd, in an inspired arti'
Gle, expresses the readiness Of Austria
: 70 enter into an alliance with England
MILTON RoBERrs and Thomas Cram
: were instantly killed by the explosion o.
the boiler Of = steam thr&her near Pastor
I York County, Neb., on the 18TH
? The board Of managers OF the New Yorl
+. Produce Exchange on the goth suspended
z about ~ members for non-pnyment Q
their annual dues, and . still larger mum
: Der for failing 70 pay tho gratuity FUN
Z assessments.
" Az effort u being made by Governo
Gray OF Indiana and Others 20 induce Oh
|. United States Attorney 20 prosecute 4
y che Federal courts tho band Of night ma
Irauders IN Southwestern Indiana known .
3 ssThe White Caps."
y CHINA has applied 20 the German urn,
authorities for officers 20 instruct q u
y Sanixe the Chinese army,and the Empero
q has consented 70 allow officers % 20 Their
y Many have volunteered for the worl
y though the salary ID small.
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GRrrns, 4. G.. Oct. 2l.-The nor's
hound passenger train from Atlanta .wo
ljded with tho south hound freight ~v
miles from this place about 5:o' T. N
Yesterday. The mail car was telsscoIn.
bv IN. exprcss. These, with the bnega,,
CIR ana both engines, we're. ccmp'e'e,a
wrecked. The freight train had ORDER
side.track & this place, but did not ow ",
Neither conductor nor engineer 81.
freight train have been seen slncs. IA
rinecr wall % tho passenger trna" MT
Mrs. Mcdowell. Of Asheville, and a" ~srs
passenger, whose name = UNKNOWN srs
Killed. Ten or eleven other pnsses
were injured. Eight Of the pass"
were sent back TO Greenvilla
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WHAT he THINKS OF Us.

n.s.sr. ~ . m Enxt Indian Prince ~ Ameri-
~. Its = emery. Public aud Private
buildings. People and Their Character
i~ticr.
NEW YoRK, Oct 2l.-His Highness The
rhakore sahib Of Limbdi, India. the first
Indian prince to visit America. sailed for
England Yesterday morning BY the Nhi's
steamer Germanic. Before leaving
he was seen by : reporter, TO whom "
rave his views concerning America as fNF
lows: "First," said he, ''your scenery
who can describe IL; II l. 80 varied and
80 grand. The bay and harbor q
New York are enchanting. ~
ture has lone much for your city
Il IL wrong that man has not done
iustice 70 nature. Your streets ARE
wretched. your docks d~isgraccful. your
public buildings are apparently defective
and ignorantiy located. When Indians
Or Frenchmen or Englishmen. or any
other civilixed people. cxpend millions On
q public building they endsavor 70 place
Il where 70 can be seen 20 advantage
This appears not to be thought Of in
America. A. for scenery, Yellowstone
Park impressed me most wildly AMI
strangely. In India we are accustomed
20 gigantic ruins, and my first impresssa
on seeing this park was that II mus Y
one time have been the home Of . miehW
people. and that the great natural won
ders were The ruins left behind them. Their
only monuments, I like America. Il ra
wonderful country, largely blessed bv MAJ,
ure and filled with the most wonderful
works ever accomplished by man. wnen
one considers the short time In which y
has been accomplished. Your civ''iza'
tion Il abreast Of any in the word,
In some things superior. Your iauAs
time. 1 believe, viii eradicate. fh'nS
your President an honest and fearless
man; l he We taken great interest ~ reaa,
ing his history. Mrs. Cleveland : qnas
entitled and fitted to be your chief lady
BY the way, I think your women ae
superior 20 your men. They are manu-
somer, better dressed, better converse
tionalists md apparently better educa,ea,
but your men, l believe. are the nafnss
working and most energetic IN fs
UorlIU
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oarvless Oper>slnn with Natural Oas d
Pfila1surrh Leads a = Terrible Explosion
with Dire Results % Persons and Prop
erty-Ths Victims.
PlrrsnuRon. Pa. Oct. s0.-The first sert'
Gus natural gas explosion In this city IN
two years occurred : few minutes after
ten o'clock yesterday morning In the
Hotel Albermsric and Bijou Iheater nlock
on sixth avenue. Tho explosion was A.
tended with friehtfui injuries 10 . number
az people, and great destruction to some
OF the finest property in tho city. For
several davs past ,workmen employed BY
the Peoples Gas Company have been en-
gagged in repairing the pipes running into
the theater and hotel. The odor Of escaping
gas was noticed early this morning, but
for some reason. not yet explained. noth-
ing was done 10 have the gas turned on.
About quarter past ton O'Clock there were
three terrific explosions simultaneously
IN the cellars OF ID. 7. Reed, ~opticians
Hotel Albermarle and the Bijou Theater.
The conclusion shook buildings for several
squares and broke every plate glass win
dow In tho block. Almost instantly
flames shot mp from various parts Of the
block, but before they gained much head
way they were controlled by b prompt
work Of the fire department.
A crowd quickly gathered 70 view tho
ruins The Hotel AlbermarIe, tho Bijou
Theater entrance and the shops which
frontcd on sixth street between the hotel
entrance and Library Hall, all were terri
bly, shattered. An Investigation showed
that eight persons had been seriously hurt,
two OF them fatally, and ~ least as many
more slightly hurt. The names Of tho
seriously injured are:
A colored man. name unknown, fatally
burned; removed to the homeopathic
hospital.
Four customers in Davis surgical in
strument store, blown into the street
They were severely burned.
Joe Geodens, laborer, Of No. I Wylie
avenue; horribly burned, and will die.
John Fleick. cut about the head and In
ternally hurt; Is in . critical condition.
George Fleick. blown up against the
ceiling Of Davis store; knocked ~insensible
but vii o
J. Ranbetscke. proprietor Of the Able
marie cigar stand; slightly hurt.
Leon N. Kucharski, employed at Davis
store; severely injured.
Jacob Dengle. laborer, living at Woods
Run; leg broken, arm crushed. injured In
ternally; will die.
N. Montbridis, an Italian laborer, OF No
2 Washington street; burned severely
but will recover.
IL IL reported that another injured man
name unknown, has just died. The dam
age IL estimated at about $4,000.
LATER
The damage BY the natural gas explo
sion this morning will possibly reac|
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TORONTO, Ont, Oct. 21.-The GLOBE rup
fishes 4 cable from Belfast giving a sum.
mary Of Mr.. Chamberlain's speech II .ns'
city last Saturday. He said: "Mr. u'au
stone has on many occasions referred 70 's
case Of our self governing colonies a. Y.
illustration Of nome rule. In . recsn'
speech he spoke Of New south ""' !,
and In q previous n he spoke "
Canada. But are We going - blind our.
selves 20 the fact that the tree which co".
meets Us with our s~eIf-Roverning colonies !
one Of the slenderist; one that can z
broken az pleasure by any 2 OF ~" W
and that We should have nothing 20 ns
10 Il. They make their own tar'i' Az
arc now getting : separate navy. Airr, y,
YOU have in Canada, the greatest o. a,'''.
colonies, an agitation for what Is ca''s. !
commercial union with America. 'om,
mercial union with America means ~.
tective tariff against the mother counns.
hui Canada also knows well that COMM ~
ciel union with America means sepnra'V'
from England.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-28

PRrxcE ALBkK vIcroR, Q e the
Prince Of Waiea laid the memorial stone
II the infrmary at Northampton on the
yeth. The streets were rowde with
spectators, many Of whom greeted the
snenkers With groans.
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NM. ANNIE Sax Was ilned nifty dollars
by Judge White at 81. Louis, on the lstes
Tor throwing the pancake a. Ms Cieve-
land during her wish % the 81 LcAis
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Tnr Indian once Is informed that the
trouble on the Lower Brule Indian reser-
walton, Dakota, arising from discomfort
among : small faction who did not want
20 take land IN severalty. has subsided,
ana a1lotments are being made.
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THE body Of Thos. H. Elliott. > former
attache Of the stan Of b Brooklyn Ctn'
SEN. vas found floating in the East river
1t New Y9k on the 18th. Elliott was
formerly : fashion writer for the paper.
The manner in which tho deceased VA
drowned h . mystery.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY,


a CONVENTION o. representatives q she
Horticultural colleges and experimene sca-
eions o. the various States met . wash
inrton on the 18Th
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The steamship Rio de Janeiro, which
arrived at San Francisco on the Efh, from
Hong Kong, brings additional details OF
the disastrous IRE 1t Hankow. Corea- The
number Of lives lost l. given - one thou
sand ana the value Of the property a.
n<royed - two million taels-
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TIE Preach steamship Britannia which
arrived q New York On the 18th hst-s
frsn MarssEles and Naples, md has been
held By the health o61csr at upper quar-
antine for observation, was, on the 18th,
sent down TO lower quarantine, four
eases q cholera having been found aboard
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- -
TIM military authorities g Prescott,
Aria. have been telegraphed 70 b ID read
incss 20 move 20 Camp Verde, where NE
Apache. Mojave Indians viii b removed
from San Carlos. The feeling Of citizens
against this removal b % intense that ne
army o6lcsrs fear that Il the military y
not present "a command peace more
trouble between the Indians and ne
whites will soon result.
a GENERAL order has been sue from
army headquarters showing re resuIts o9
che competition this year q dlrtIu Duished
marx smen IN the army and announcing
nv names Or t~wenty~nine odlcers and men,
Y. n consequence Of swing Tor TIRES
wears won places on department rin<
teams o. three % the pr.&e medals, 2 y
been placed IN The dass q distinguished
marksmsn and avardcd handsome badges
On. "A. N. HAnDL-rr, one q those evicte<
- OsHrien County, L., says that the hal
hss not been told Of the horrors q ~
ovictiona. Many o. The families are livinl
81 ~ public highways n tents made Q
uuilts and sheets. Old men Of seventy
1aimed soldiers and widows, have los
their homes and are slecping on The coli
ground. The British syndicate has take1
Sheir teams and mich cows 20 pay the Coz
o. the svictions. There were - familie
UtsvSY8
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TnR Union Coal Company n 6hamokin,
Pa, hes issued orders 20 their mine fore
men to remove al persons working in
their mines Who ere unable 20 speak and
understand the English language. OWNS
% men mot understanding English, orders
are frequently misunderstood, causing -
rious accidents and endangering the Iivs'
~ all
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c. NKYER ZULIcE, Governor of Arizona
N his annual report estimates TIE popula-
zion Of the Territory q $1,000, m in
GREASE q nearly $1,000 over the census
estimate q 1850 The aggregate ASSESSED
valuation q the taxable property for the
present year Il -. So $50, IN inerease q
nearly (6.000, 90 over 1854
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M Bell. the Washington photographs
who has : copyright On Mrs- Cleveland's
photographs, lays that since the uistresa
Of ths white House has . on her eou'
or the West and South, the orders fol
pictures haxs been % heavy that b haa
been impossible 70 an evsn half Of them.
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On CHARLES l. WRIoHr. Of Hunting
con, Ind, Z surgeon In the employ Of the
Chicago 4 Atlantic railway, and who VA
injured in the recent accident q Kouts,
Ind. has resigned DR.. Wright claims
chat be was denied permission by the com
pany 20 communicate BY telegraph viii
Ills friends IN relation to his injury.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-14
Grilhltnasbnten. .

2odport, R.sg., II. 6ebrHar. SH
SIcott III Die 8rsbbIdde tbeiIneiie Ton 6em
}Qo6puher fortgeriieu morOeH; in Charlotte
fiuo mebrere Sabrit gtabltHementS uuO
8Obnb1uier bcL 8oiier, unb in Slcott8piae
muBteH UisIe Samilieu ibre Sduier ober
tpeni9ters bic uutereu Stodmerfe rIumeH.
Ser S9aasn if betrddtlih. Der @bautaus
quasSee III 9egenmdrtig b0ber, ale ieit "a
SabreH. Iue ytieNeruugeH itHO uater 8ais
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meldle in aleraunra bel 8atauia, gt.z9.,
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bic 9odlfutb iortgei4Ueulmt, aber uidt iebr
fart beihdbi9t DOrOen.
Sort gg ahue, SHo., l2. Sebruar. -
Die SIiffe ct. SOispb, Nauuee uHS ct.
Dtarq's fteigen INNER nod. Die Staot if
bonn &erfebr abseitHitteu. 8iele Familieu,
oereu 6Guier bon gSafer umge6en ftHo,
tOnnten nur nit GROCER Sbmierigieit in
Sid)Crbeit gebraht mer6eH.-DaS Stdbtd1eu
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gSirbeIfuru betmgeiudt, Der merfriiroiger
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nsttereu S40Oeu uuridtste.
Montreati Canada, y. Sebruar.-SI
SOIge auBergep6bulid beitiger Sdhee5fHrme
il Der Sabu0eE!ebr feaenweiie gang eiHge=
fte1t.
2iUingfou, Rout., u. Sebruar. - Sn
gloutana piitbeH iurht6are SaHsefirue.
Ran beiiirdtet, ouB Oieelbeu eiuen srOBeu
SerIuft BON 9teniaeuIebeH sur 6OIge babeH
tueroeH.
2aucaler, Peuni 12 5ebrunr.-9er
SusquebaHua fdat fettg. Die &aualIdlsn=
len, Srddsu Il. /. N. iiHO betr6atIi4 bei4ds
bigt tporeen.
Detroit, Tlit., 13. Se6ruar. - Die
SiuatioH 5u 2pou5 uuO ct. SOiepb, Rid.,
bat fid nod ui@t 9ebefert, uno mebrere @e'
b6uNe iiub ieit lestsm Sert6t OGr9 6o9pai.
fer Serf6rt poroeu.
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Su0iauupoGt8, y. 6abruar. - Der
StaatsiefretGr bat fttl beute iOrmeu gemeis
CERT, oas gBablcertifitat fir ben gum Buus
0eseHatOr ermdblten 6rn. 3urpte gegeu}us
3ethHeu, unO bat BON Oem 9euerdLauwalt
elm 9Uta6teH bariiber Oerlan9t, Oh er (oer
StaatsiefretGr) nit ieincr lluterihrift le6ig.
lid Die llnteri6riit bes 8OuUerHeurS Ooer gu
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SbatiadeH uIs ribtig beibeiHige. SIN erite-
rem Sale ertldrt er fid bereit, oas Document
81 unter3eidneu. 9as eiHidIdgiae 8HHbes=
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net iein mitfeu, unb bic re0ioirten Statutau
bes Staate5 itretbeu Dem Staatsielret1r
nor, ale bonn GouUarneur unter3eituetan
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i1idnen uub nit 6em StaatsFegel Bu ueries
ben. Der 9OuUerneur uno 6r. Gurpie bat.
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tag i'm 6reisgeri6te tin Waubamus- Ssrfabs
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ift 8ies cine foru1eue Bfift 6es St1atss
SeIJetdrs, peIdlr fta Oerielbe uidt eut3ies
ben fauu.
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Rermif@te teIeerapbiF6e Bepcf6en,

-3pei S6bue bes 6ru. glattbias Ruu.
iOu in Petersburg, Su., bra9eH gsferH yta4=
utittaS bei'm SdIitliaubIaufeH ourd Oas
gis In6 ertranfeu.
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FIN, Bislt gefern in etner geriammIung 81
gbicago tpieber eins ibrer betaHHteH Srauo
re6eu, in UeIder fie Die 4rbeiter nuffor0erts,
ie mad BEN umfdnben Stimm3ettsl, 6ugeIu
Ober 31uamtt oIs gEaifaH 5u beuueeH.
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GOmmiiFouEbdHoIer ton 3es DtoiEe5, Sa.,
Wurbe 9efsru irib als 9eide in ietuem eas
ben DoTgtiuubeH, UobiH eT fd ipdt geleru
abeno nod in elmer geIhGitsaugeIegsube
begebsH bate. &s if nod uidlt feit9tfeut,
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lag ejRs srsisidge, UH0 6r. BriqHt, iorojc
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bic Arbsiter gum Ditttagefeu gu ruieu, tDurt
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tInrm6fH ttt 8oI8e 0ts Eempertasr
gBabnitntts.

0ttama, Ont, II. 8ebruar. Dlt,
8rioaes, Ont, baben bic Beriud1e, 6as ueue
cGua6iid1e IempereH3 8eles aH53ufibreH,
cine mahre Shredeuss6 6erri6aft Sur Folqe
aehabt. Die 0Irtbe babeu uamlih eineu
Huer6tttIiheu Sampf gegeH bic @eitii9enu Il.
U. eiugeIeitet, nelhe eiueu f0rmlthen 9reuls
AUG begonneu batteu, I'M bic auefHbruHg
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